This month, I wanted to share another free resource you can use with your children or students to help them slow down and think about Easter and all that it means. If you missed last month’s free Easter drawing activity, … Continue reading →
Looking to engage your children in devotionals while unraveling Jesus’s profound teachings through His parables? Christian Children’s Author Deborah A. Ellison and EA Books Publishing have just released a new book to guide your efforts. The King and His Kingdom: … Continue reading →
Do your kids or students enjoy keeping their hands busy while they are learning? Do they prefer drawing to reading? Draw & Explore for Kids is tailor-made to help kids learn while engaging their bodies and using their artistic sides. … Continue reading →
The next part of our study of Joshua includes probably the best-known story about his life – the fall of Jericho. Many of the preteens and teens in your life may be familiar with the story, but have they taken … Continue reading →
It’s time to shift from the story of Moses to the story of Joshua. We’ve looked at parts of Joshua’s life already as they overlapped with the life of Moses, but today, we’re going to back up and focus on … Continue reading →
Little folks and often big folks leave rocks found along the way in pockets. They’re shiny, smooth, or jagged. They remind us of things like arrowheads or hearts or animals. Maybe the color is what makes them unique.
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